Nuba

“An ethnic group called the Nuba live in South Kordofan, and they appear to be on their own.”

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“Arkadin Express, formerly known as Nuba, provides a simple and instant self-service solution to enable remote meetings for the cost of a phone call.”

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“He has also had a hand in massacres and human rights violations in the Nuba Mountains and Abyei.”

The Huffington Post: John Prendergast: Getting Specific About Accountability in Sudan

“(For the record, I did have to-die-for Lebanese food at Nuba in Vancouver, BC, but Lebanese cuisine is an old favorite of mine.)”

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“He warned that in the Nuba mountains, which is home to many pro-South Sudan groups, the situation is worsening with aerial attacks that are killing civilians.”

Voice of America: Kadugli Bishop Appeals to UN to Stop Sudanese Bombings

“Activists say Sudan's military is targeting the state's ethnic Nuba people, many of whom backed the south during the 21-year civil war.”

Voice of America: Kadugli Bishop Appeals to UN to Stop Sudanese Bombings

“In the Nuba mountains, survivors speak of Sudanese helicopter gunships hunting the ethnically black African people like animals.”

The Huffington Post: Rebecca Tinsley: Why the U.S. Must Stand Up to Sudan

“Here, the 2005 peace agreement and its lackluster provisions concerning popular consultations were never enough to protect the Nuba.”

The Huffington Post: Arjun Sethi: The Republic of Sudan: Crisis Within

“Khartoum historically discriminated against the Nuba, prompting them to align with Southerners and their revolutionary party, the Sudanese People's Liberation Movement, during Sudan's civil war.”

The Huffington Post: Arjun Sethi: The Republic of Sudan: Crisis Within